Contiki Launches #NoRegrets Adventure Challenge
What does Adventure mean to you?
Whether it’s the activities you get to experience when you travel, the places you visit, or even the people you meet, Contiki Holidays knows what living a life with no regrets is all about.
Want to win your own Contiki adventure to amazing destinations such as the Galapagos? Each week a different Contiki host will be asking you a challenge question about their adventure destination. Just watch the video, correctly answer the challenge question, and you and a friend could be jetting off on a Contiki trip to the featured location!
Life’s an adventure. Make sure you look back with no regrets.
To mark Week 3 of their 8 week-long #NOREGRETS Adventure Challenge, professional surfer, Felicity Palmateer, reveals this week’s adventure challenge in Galapagos, which offers 18-35 year olds a chance to win an epic trip for 2 to this amazing destination if they can correctly spot the video’s featured marine creature.
Don’t want to leave your trip up to chance? Each week they’ll also be offering an exclusive deal for that destination which could save you hundreds of dollars! And this week, you can save BIG time on their trips in the Galapagos. Click the banner for more info or call a Flight Centre expert at 1-877-967-5302.
About the Author
Emma Hackwood a freelance copywriter, amateur glider pilot and full-time adventure seeker, has travelled extensively in pursuit of her lifelong dream of simply seeing it all. Up to over 50 countries, she lists American Samoa and the seldom visited Marquesas Islands as her current favourite destinations, with a wandering eye on Guam and Tonga to complete her Pacific escapades.
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I saw sharks in the video — i also tried black tip sharks. What the hell else was there –i watched 4 times
great white shark
looks like a black tipped shark